Monster Plate Storage Pin
Utilizing the same precision machining techniques that we apply to our barbells, the newly redesigned Monster Plate Storage Posts provide a tighter fit on the uprights and a firmer hold for the hubs of bumper plates. We’ve also included the ultra wear-resistant thermoplastic material Acetal to form a protective exterior sheath that delivers a sleeker, more uniform appearance than standard UHMW plastic.
Monster Plate Storage Pin Reviews
Based on 14 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Monster Plate Storage Pin have an average rating of 4.36 out of 5. They're currently the #2 most-owned Weight Plate Storage on Gym Radar, with 50 home gyms reporting ownership.
14 Reviews
Performance
4.79 / 5
Build Quality
4.79 / 5
Value
3.50 / 5
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(5.00)
I have a couple of both the 12.75" and the 6.75" pins. They are solid. Simple design and easy to install. The best part is you can used them in place of a 1" bolt and nut so the plates and slide flush against the upright.
(4.33)
High quality, and even higher price. I use these for my vintage plate collection due to the fit and finish, but they are a bit over priced for what they are.
(4.00)
They hold plates on the rack conveniently. Nothing too mind blowing but the plates slide smoothly on them and they are pretty expensive for what they are.
(3.67)
Very versatile but keep coming lose and have to keep tightening them, other then that no complaints
(4.33)
Pricey, but these only take up a single hole, and for me the acetal exterior resists wear (Rogue bumpers and Urethane Equalizer plates). They come in 6” and 12” lengths. I have a set of 6” ones that I mounted on my Powertec Belt Squat.
(4.33)
These are a very expensive fix for a problem I didn't have....all my plates live on one of two weight trees...but during squat workouts plates are removed for a set then put back on the bar for the following set...so having these save a few seconds every Tuesday...also my Stray Dog change plate holder has 3 pegs. And kilo plates have 4 change plates..So....needed one there too...its really a good thing my wife doesn't check gym expenses....
(3.67)
The one thing Rogue makes that utilizes the keyhole. Super easy install. Crazy expensive for what they are. My cheap, old, crusty and rusty cap plates mark them up pretty bad. They came free and have bought other options just as good at a fraction of the price.
(5.00)
Once you put them in there not going anywhere, i have monster knobs on 2 of them and put them in my spotter arms and use them for dips, which is great
(4.67)
Really high quality pegs, love the smooth surface for sliding weights on and off. Also, as a person who is constantly messing with my setup and organization I love that these can be installed and removed by hand with the knurled nut. And that they only take up one hole in the upright.
Tradeoff as always with Rogue is the price but since they will literally last forever i think it's worth it. However, if you don't care then of course there are cheaper options that do the same basic thing.
(3.67)
These things look cool but they're super pricey and they don't wear the best. Best value on these if you're buying a rack and they're included.